10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTLER MOTH»
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antler moth in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
antler moth and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Curious Facts in the History of Insects; including spiders ...
The Antler-moth, Noctua gramt'n'is, Linn., has been particularly observed in
Sweden, Norway, Northern Germany, and even in Greenland, where it does
great mischief to grass-plots and meadows. It is recorded to have done very great
injury ...
2
A Report on the insects of Massachusetts injurious to vegetation
The most destructive kinds in Europe are the caterpillars of the corn rustic or
winter dart-moth (flgrotis segetum), the wheat dart-moth (Jlgrotis tritici), the eagle-
moth (flgrolis aquilina), and the turf rustic or antler-moth (Charwas gra minis)*.
Thaddeus William Harris, 1841
3
International
Moth Monitoring Scheme: Proceedings of a ...
In this most diminished case of biodiversity, the change of or is well beyond any
magnitude of climatic variation. Even the species composition shows unnatural
features. Dominant species are the Antler Moth (Cerapteryx graminis) and the ...
4
The Natural History of British Insects; Explaining Them in ...
PHALZEN A GRAMIN IS. s ANTLER MOTH. GENERIC CHARACTER. Antennœ
tapering from the bafe : wings in general delleéted when at reli. Fly by night.
Bombyr. SPECIFIC CHARACTER AND S Y NONYMS. Wings brown, with a
trifurcated ...
5
Pest and Disease Management Handbook
Pests Antler moth (Cerapteryx graminis) The larvae (caterpillars) of antler moth
are brown with a pale stripe and up to 40 mm long. The adult moth lays eggs in
the autumn, most of which hatch in the following spring. The caterpillars then feed
...
6
Biogeography and Ecology of the Island of Newfoundland
Cerapteryx graminis (L.) antler moth (Br.) This European species is found only in
Newfoundland in North America. The first specimen was taken at St. John's, 10
August 1966 (Hardwick 1969). Its life history, population levels and spread since
...
7
The Natural History of British Moths, Sphinxes, &c: ...
the Gamma-moth ( Pltaia gamma J, the Antler-moth ( Charwas graminis J, the
Lackey ( Clmocampa neustria J, the Buff-tip ( Pygaera bucephala J, the Cabbage
-moth (Mamestra BrassicwJ, the small Ermines ( Yponomeuta J, and a few others
.
8
The Naturalist's Library: Duncan, J. The natural history of ...
the Gamma-moth ( Plusia gamma J, the Antler-moth C Charceas gra minis J, the
Lackey ( Clisiocampa neustria J, the Buff-tip ( Pygasra bucephala J, the Cabbage
-moth (Mamestra Brassicce-), the small Ermines ( Yponomeuta J, and a few ...
Sir William Jardine, 1836
9
The Naturalist's Library
Don.), the Gamma-moth (Plusia gamma), the Antler-moth (Charceas graminis),
the Lackey (Clisiocampa neuttria), the Buif-tip (Pygcera bwxphala), the Cabbage-
moth (Mamestra Brassiae-), the small Ermines ( Yponomeuta), and a few others.
Sir William Jardine, 1836
10
Entomology: British Moths, Sphinxes
the Gamma-moth (Plima gamma), the Antler-moth (Charceas graminis), the
Lackey ( Clisiocampa neustriaJ, the Buff-tip fPygcera bucephala), the Cabbage-
moth (Mamestra Brassicce-J,' the small Ermines ( Yponomeuta), and a few others
.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ANTLER MOTH»
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antler moth is used in the context of the following news items.
Caterpillars devour Lakes grass
The antler moth caterpillars, which are about two inches long, have hatched in their millions in the Helvellyn and Skiddaw areas. «BBC News, Jun 07»